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the THE WINNIPEG EVENING. TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1933 On The AirWith Denny Brown KIlo.

Stations: cycles CJRW 880 cJGX 630 CKLW 540 CKY 910 KFAB 770 KFI 640 KFYR 550 KLZ 560 KMOX 1090 KOA 830 KOIL .1260 KPO 680 1130 KSTP 1460 VE9JR .25.6 WBBM 710 wcco 810 WDAF 610 Kilo. Stations: cycles WDAY 940 WEAF 660 WENR 870 WFAA 800 WGN 720 WHAS 820 WHO 1000 WJR 750 WJZ 760 WLS 870 WLW 700 WMAQ 670 WNAX 570 WOC 1000 wow 590 wowo WSM 650 WTAM 1070 This is positively the last roundup on who's afraid of anythingbig, bad or swishy. But, seeing that it's Hallowe'en when ghosts and boglins parade through radioland: Lulu McConnell won't pass a lamp post without touching it for good luck; Smilin' Ed. McConnell won't broadcast without first placing his baby's first shoe on the piano; Agnes Mocrehead will not wear an Indian bracelet or diamords; Mary McCoy will avoid placing her shoes on a dressingtable; Ted Husing won't start his day's work before lighting some candles. Barbara Maurel will avoid passanyone staircase; Donna (Marge) Damerel won't light cigarette with two others on one match; Betty Barthell won't miss a wish on the first star she sees; The Boswell Sisters won't broadcast without first braiding a lock of their hair over their right ears.

George Moran, Moran and Mack, won't knock wood except when he wants to gain entrance through a wooden door; Hal (Elmer Everett Yess) Dawson will avoid reading the last line of his script in rehearsal; Guy Lombardo won't use any microphone than the one numbered 18; Kate Smith won't fail to cross her fingers when she sings; Nathaniel Shilkret will wear a crimson Or pink tie, no matter the comments; Ethel Waters will clasp 8 lucky piece she has had for years; Gertrude Niesen won't wear anything but green. So-0-0-0-0-0 Ed Wynn, the firechief, is back! After four months of Hollywood Wynn will rejoin Graham McNamee the quartet and Don Voorhees' orchestra in the usual crazy, carefree programs. Stations WLW, KFYR, KOA and others will carry the broadcast, to begin at 8.30 Tuesday. Leopold Stokowski directing the Philadelphia Symphony orchestra will present an all request program from 8 to 9.30. Three compositions to be offered will be Beethoven's Fifth Symphony; the prelude to Wagner's opera "Lohengrin" and Tschalkovsky's Symphony No.

6. The program will be carried over the nationwide Columbia network in the U.S., and by the Radio Commission's network in Canada. CKY will carry the first hour of the broadcast, cutting off the final portion, in favor of commercial, Herald's Roundup Rangers. AIR LINES--Isn't it abut time song writers came out with something a little more robust than those sad and plaintive dirges of love's defeat? The long-suffering public has listened long enough to love troubles of countless crooners not a cheerful song or at least a song of love than was successful. A popular program of last year with the kiddies, "Old Man Sunshine" returns to CKY Tuesday at 7.35..

D. R. P. Coates reminds "On the Air" that Marion Brown has not sung on CKY commercial programs only. She ap.

peared frequently on the old CKY a8 a "juvenile" entertainer when Mr. Coats managed the station. In keeping with the spirit of the day, NBC-WENR-GOIL presents a Hallowe'en Fantasy at 9.30. John B. Kennedy offers the first in a series of interesting talks on events of the day over WTAM, WOC at 10.

Tuesday Evening The following programs are piled from schedules released by the broadcasters, who reserve the right to change programs without notice. 5.30- Studio Music (CKY). Al Lowery, organist (KFYR). 5.45-Orphan Annie, drama (CKY). Saskatchewan Government Grade IX English lesson (CJGX), B.B.

Programs (CKY) Harry Turner Orchestra (KFYR). 6.45 Concert Favorites (KFYR). 7.00 p.m. Corry Lynn Orchestra (KFYR). Franch Concert (CRC-CKY).

Twilight Moods (KSL). Stringwood Ensemble (KOA). Julia Sanderson and 1 Frank Crumit, songs Dan Russo Orchestra (WENR). (NBC-WTAM). Crime Clues, drama (NBC-WLW.

WMAQ. WJR). 'Elmer Yess," sketch (CBS-KMOX, WGN, WHAS, Benny Meroff Review (NBC-WOC, wow, WFAA). 7.15 p.m. Studio Music (CJGX).

Organalities (K8L). Singin' Sam, vocalist (CBS-WGN, WHAS, KMOX, WOCO). 7.30 p.m. Community Chest; 'Old Man Sunshine (CKY). Lone Scouts (KFYR).

Shadow Sketches Carl Lofner Orchestra (KOA). Wayne King Orchestra (NBC-WTAM, WOC, Voice W8M, WMAQ. Experience of (CBS-KMOX, WHAS, WBBM). Adventures Health, sketch (NBCWLS, WLW, KOIL). 7.45 p.m.

Ralph Ginsberg Ensemble (WGN). Organist: Four Voices (KMOX). Kate Smith, songs (CB8-KLZ, weco WHAS). Billy Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert: Na: Shilkret'8 Orchestra WLW. KOIL, WJR).

8.00 p.m. PHILADELPHIA SYMPHONY Orchestra directed Stokowski (CRC-CKY from OBS-KMOX, WHAS, WACO, KAL). Don Carlos Orchestra (WGN). Musical Memories WIR. WENR), Ben Bernie Orchestra KFYR, WMAQ, WOC, WTAM, KOA).

8.30 p.m. Ed. Wynn; Graham McNamee: Don Voorhees' orchestra WLW, WOC, KFYR, WMAQ. KOA, KSM). Principals In Military Wedding MR.

AND MRS. ALAN THOMAS STANDLEY Mr. and Mrs. Standley were married in St. Michael's and All Angels' Church on Saturday.

Mrs. Standley was formerly Miss Jessie Elinor Hay, eldest daughter of Mr. Adam Hay, of Winnipeg. Mr. Standley is the eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. P. Wymondham, Eng. 9.00 p.m.

Roundup Rangers (CKY), Rube Applebury, Sketch (WGN) Lives at Stake, Drama: (NBC-WTAM, WOC, WLW, WMAQ, KOA). Ortiz Terado, Mexican Tenor (NBC. WENR, ROIL, KFYR). 9.15 p.m. Clyde McCoy Orchestra (WON).

9.30 p.m. Prairie Network (CKY), Yesterday's Headlines (WGN). Frank Luther, Tenor (WCCO). Symphonic Dance Orchestra and Vocalists (WLW) Gertrude Niesen, Songs (CBS-KMOX, WILAS). Halloween Fantasy (NBC-KOIL, W8M, WENR.

KSTP). Madame Sylvia, Beauty Talk (NBCKOA, WMAQ, WOC, KFI). 9.45 p.m. Dream Ship (WGN). Myrt and Marge, Drama (CBS-KSL, KLZ, KMOX, WUCO, WHAS).

Bob Simmons, Tenor KETP, KOA, KFYR, WOC, WTAM). 10.00 p.m. Don Pedro Gypsies (CRC-CKY). Bridge Club (WGN) Eddie Johnson Orchestra (KM0X). Karl Rich Orchestra (WLW).

Mary and sketch (KSL). Symphony Orchestra (CB8-KLZ, WHAS. KFAS, CKLW). John Kennedy, talk (NBC-WTAM. wow.

woc). Amos 'n' Andy, comedy (NBC-KOA, WSM, WMAQ, WENR, KSTP, WFAA). 10.15 p.m. Old Heidelberger (WGN). Olinger's Choir (KOA).

Lum Abner, sketch (NBC-KFYR, woc. wow). Yess," sketch (CBS-KSL, KLZ). Poet Prince, tenor (NBC-KSTP, KOIL, WENR). Columbia Service (CBS-WHAS, WCCO).

10.30 p.m. Dramatic Presentation (CKY). Wayne King Orchestra (WGN). Art Hicks Orchestra (KMOX). Ben Pollock Orchestra (WCCO), Mel Snyder Orchestra (WLW).

Sports; Ted Weems Orchestra (WENR). Isham Jones Orchestra (CBS-KLZ, CKLW, WHAS, KFAB, KSL). Paul Whiteman Orchestra (NBC-KFYR, WSM, KSTP). Meyer Davis Orchestra (NBC-WTAM, WOC). 10.45 p.m.

Moments of Melody (CKY). Garber Orchestra (WGN), Raiph Bennett Orchestra (KMOX). Adventures in Health, sketch RE KFI. KGO). Voice of Experience (CBS-KEL, KLZ).

11.00 p.m. Sweethearts of the Air (CRC-CKY). Stage Coachers (KOA). Crazy Quilt (WOC). Ted Florito Orchestra (CB8-KSL).

Lou Breese Orchestra (WCCO). Joe' Gill Orchestra (KMOX). Rudy Vallee Orchestra (NBC-WOW, WTAM). Vincent Lopez Orchestra (CBS-CKLW, KLZ, WHAS). Phil Harris Orchestra (NBC-WENR.

WOW, KOIL, KFYR). 11.15 p.m. Yodelling Cowboy (CRC-CKY). Clyde McCoy Orchestra (WGN). Art Hocks Orchestra (KMOX).

Vincent Lopez Orchestra (CBS-WCCO). 11.30 p.m. Helen Morton, soprano (CKY). Charlie Agnew Orchestra (WGN), Jack Foster Orchestra (WCCO). Bobby Meeker Orchestra (KMOX).

Hodge Podge Lodge Orchestra (KSL). (KOA). A Smith -James Reg. Childs' Orchestra WT WENR. WLW.

WOc, WOW). Harry Sosnick Orchestra (NBC-WJR, KFYR). Midnight The Islanders (KSL). Gypsy Trails (KOA). Charlie Davis Orchestra (WLW).

Joe Gill Orchestra (KMOX) -Dance music by Earl Hines and Dan Russo until 1 a.m. -Dance music by Jan Garber, Dick Cole, Hal Kemp, until 1.30. Wednesday Morning 7.00-Morning Devotions (KFYR). 7.15-Don Hall Trio (KFYR). 7.30-Cheerio (KFYR).

8.00-Musical Clock (KFYR). 8.15-Breakfast Club (KFYR). 8.30-WBB Program (CKY). 9.00-Tony Cabooch (KFYR). 9.15 Organ Melodies (KFYR).

9.30- Opening Grain Prices(CKY, CJGX). 9.45- Irma Glenn (KFYR). 10.00-Studio Muste (CKY), Music (CJGX). 10.15 Sunshine Hour (KFYR). 10.45-Fields and Hall (KFYR.

11.00-Allan Caron, Organist (CKY). World Bookman (KFYR). 11.30-Mid-session Prices (CKY, CJGX). RELIEVE YOUR INDIGESTION HEADACHES HEAVINESS by taking pat pleasant ANDREWS to clear vour system of impurities and to LIVER SALT tale you. In and EW, LARGE BOTTLE, tion was heid at the home of the bride's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomson will reside at 855 Nassau st. MeISAAC-REYOLDS St. Mark's church, St.

Vital, was the scene of the marriage, on Saturday, Oct. 21, at 2.30 p.m., of Dorothy Rose, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Reynolds, of and Mr.

Richard W. McIsaac, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

McIsaac, of St. Mary's road. Rev. Swalwell officiated. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore an anklelength gown of ripple crepe.

Her veil, of carricmacross lace, Was held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried 8 bouquet of alisman roses and lily of the valley. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. E. R.

Sleno, as matron of honor, and Miss Ann Owen as bridesmaid. Mrs. Sleno's gown was of maize organza, Miss Owen's of floral chiffon. Both wore black velvet hats and carried bouquets of large' yellow chrysanthemums. The groom was attended by Mr.

E. Sleno. The ushers were Mr. J. McIsaac and Mr.

J. Sneddon. organ Mrs. and A. L.

the Younger choir prefaced played the ceremony with the hymn Per-' fect Love." During the signing of the register Mrs. McRae sang "Because." Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where a. buffet wedding breakfast was served, the table being centred by a threetier wedding cake offset by seasonable bloom. Mrs. Reynolds, mother of the bride, wore a gown of wine transparent velvet with hat to match and corsage of roses.

Mrs. Mclsaac, mother of the groom, wore a gown of black Faille trimmed with white and bat to match and corsage of roses. velling ensemble cloudstone Later the bride donned, her, trabeige with close-fitting hat of nigger brown and accessories to match. Mr. and Mrs.

Mclsaac left for a short honeymoon to Saskatoon. The guests numbered 55. Interesting Betrothals Made Known In London Circles Today LONDON, Oct. 31 Two betrothals of outstanding interest were announced here today. Nathaniel Mayer Victor Roths-1 child, 23, nephew and heir to Baron Lionel Walter Rothschild, head of the famous banking house, will shortly marry Barbara, only daughter of St.

John Hutchinson, prosecuting counsel to post office. Siegfried Sassoon, regarded a5 one of the finest of modern poets, and cousin of Sir Philip Sassoon, under-secretary for air, is marrying Hester, daughter of the late Stephen Gatty, whose family for three generations has been a ciated with high literary effort. Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gallay, of Calgary, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanne, to Mr.

Morris Caplan, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Caplan, of Winnipeg. Mr.

and Mrs. David Marshall Miller announce the engagement of their daughter, Gladys vas Mae, to Mr. Max Albert Vagel, of Winnipez, only son of Mr. and Mrs. 7 Vogel, Lucerne, Switzerland.

The wedding will take place quietly the latter part of November. Mr. and Mra. G. Wilson, 961 Nairn announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Russel, to Simon J.

Hoarsma, son of Mrs. J. Hoarama, 439 De Salaberry ave, Marriage to take place Saturday, November 25th. A CUSTOMER DRIVE NEW ENCD7 Lies Here Read your 16 Page Bay Circular Standley, of Norwich and 11.46-Studio (CKY). Request Program (CJGX), Wednesday Afternoon 12.00-Rex Battle Orchestra (CKX), 12.30-University Talk (CKY).

1.00- News; Messages (CKY). Time, Weather (CJGX). 1.05-Co-operative Talk (CKY). 1.15 Studio (CKY). 1.45 Closing Grain Prices (CKY).

2.00-Weather, News (KFYR). 2.30 -Women' Radio Revue (KFYR). 3.00-Studio (KFYR). 3.30-Texas Cowgirl (KFYR). 3.45-Lady Next Door (KFYR).

4.00-Studio Music (CKY) Tea Dansante (KFYR). 4.15-Rhythmic Serenade (KFYR). 4.45-Wizard of Oz (KFYR). 5.00-Viennese Ensemble (KFYR). 5.15-High School Lesson (CKY).

Birthday Dinner Surprise Party For Honor Guest In honor of Miss Laura Robinson's birthday a number of her friends entertained at a surprise dinner and bridge Monday evening at the Royal Alexandra hotel. The table was centred with pink carnations and lighted by matching tapers. The party included: Miss Robinson, Mrs. Donald Fraser, Mrs. E.

C. Beggs, Mrs. Gordon Nobbs, Mrs. L. A.

Letham. Miss Marion Killey, Miss Edith Killey, Miss Florence Cornell, Miss Estelle Goodson (Los Angeles), Miss Grace Borislaugh, Miss Ida Snary and Miss Marguerite Syme. Weddings REID-DAMPIER Mrs. T. W.

Dampier announced the marriage of her daughter, Dorothy Diette, to D. Harold Reid, son of Mr. J. A. Reid, which took 27.

place on Friday evening, October CHAPMAN-COLANCY The marriage of Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Colancy, to Mr.

Fred Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman, took place quietly at Knox United el church, Sept. 26. Rev.

M. Clark performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are residing in Brooklands.

THORSTEINSON-JOHNSON The marriage of Gwendoline Gertrude, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mra. G. Johnson, to Mr. Gunstein V.

Thorsteinson, took place Saturday at 5 p.m. in Christ church, Selkirk, Rev. R. S. Montgomery officlating.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Tom Johnson, wore a gown of midnight blue velvet, with puffed sleeves and wide Her hat was of matching material and she car. ried a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. Her sister, Miss Adelaide Johnson, acted as bridesmaid and wore a pale grey velvet gown with matching turban. The groom was attended his brother, Kenneth Thorsteinson.

Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Superior ave. The rooms were decorated in yellow and white and the bride's table was centred with the wedding cake. Mr. and Mre. Thorsteinson will reside at Riverton, Man.

THOMSON-BOATWRIGHT A marriage was solemnized, Saturday evening, Oct. 14, at Riverview United church, when Mar. jorie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boatwright became the bride of John Albert Thomson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert A. Thomson. Rev. W.

C. McLean officiated. The altar was decorated with palms and ferns. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore gown of white crepe backed satin with accessories to match, and carried a bougeut of Talisman roses and lily of the valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Margaret Stiles, wore a gown of mauve georgette with net trimmings and carried a bouquet of autumn roses and asters.

During the signing of the register, Miss Leah Nobele played "I You Truly." Mr. Walter Thomson, brother of the groom, acted groomsman. Following the ceremony, a recep- MOST MODERN RADIO Vitae 11 Years' Achievements In crowded into this Masterpiece MODEL 103--10 TUBES $169 of ERE scientific and NOW Westinghouse and the first superheterodyne Look into this amazing and you'll understand THIS Westinghouse presents a radio engineering a radio but vital contributions to the engineers, who introduced to score a crowning Westinghouse Development its right to the title IS THE KIND radio for everybody who wants for those who seek not sheer enjoyment of radio Canada the firs; radio tubes, the success in the new Full see it hear it "World's Most Modern Radio." OF RADIO IT IS the very peak merely technical entertainment. ALAR first home radio Harmonic Radio. learn what it does 1 It gives you the purest tone ever heard in radio 4 It masters every station's signal strength tone that faithfully renders every note, every automatically compensates the weakest signals or value of the original.

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